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44 sats \ 7 replies \ @john_doe 17 Dec \ parent \ on: Let’s Learn Japanese with Sensei: おすすめ ideasfromtheedge
Chin chin itself means penis actually.
In the past at work there was a Chinese person whose name was Chin chin hahaha (陳 something in Japanese, can't remember the name).
I think that this is the diminutive term for penis in Japanese. Usually used for children and spouses. There is another term for adults, I think.
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There is "chinko", "chin chin", "chinpo", "chinpoko" and "penisu". The last one would be used more for serious situations (in a hospital for example), whereas the first three are used interchangeably.
"chinpoko" sounds more juvenile.
"chinko" and "chin chin" are, I strongly believe, interchangeable. Even though if you look at the dictionary it would be written juvenile word for "chin chin".
So feel free to use any, for jokes I recommend you "chinpoko".
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I guess that this is the fifty shades of the pole.
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Omg that’s unfortunate
My surname is Heng (which means lucky in my dialect). Unfortunately, it is へん in Japanese. My wife refused to take my surname when we married haha 😂
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Does that translate as “weird”?
Yeah, I can see why, how strange is that?
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